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PUBLIC LAWS
First Regular Session of the 122nd

PART AA

     Sec. AA-1. Tax expenditures. The following tax expenditures for fiscal years 2005-06 and 2006-07, in accordance with the Maine Revised Statutes, Title 5, section 1666, will continue in effect unless repealed or modified by the 122nd Legislature.

General Fund Sales and Use Tax Expenditures

36 MRSA

FY'06

FY'07

Casual Sales

1752 sub§11

D

D

Sales by Executors

1752 sub§11

A

A

Separately Charged Labor Service Fees

1752 sub§14

$23,397,465

$24,450,351

Tips Given Directly to Employees

1752 sub§14

$690,409

$711,121

Sales Tax Prohibited by the Federal and State Constitutions

1760 sub§1

D

D

Sales to the State and Political Subdivisions

1760 sub§2

$113,368,153

$115,635,517

Grocery Staples

1760 sub§3

$54,064,440

$55,704,480

Ships Stores

1760 sub§4

C

C

Prescription Drugs

1760 sub§5

$15,708,360

$16,286,640

Prosthetic Devices

1760 sub§5A

$1,409,866

$1,466,260

Meals Served by Public or Private Schools

1760 sub§6 ¶A

$9,037,403

$9,308,524

Meals Served to Patients in Hospitals and Nursing Homes

1760 sub§6 ¶B

E

E

Providing Meals for the Elderly

1760 sub§6 ¶C

$370,448

$372,300

Providing Meals to Residents of Certain Nonprofit Congregate Housing Facilities

1760 sub§6 ¶D

A

A

Certain Meals Served by Colleges to Employees of the College

1760 sub§6 ¶E

A

A

Products Used in Agricultural and Aquacultural Production and Bait

1760 sub§7

$5,403,600

$5,403,600

Certain Jet Fuel

1760 sub§8 ¶B

$2,029,118

$2,089,992

Coal, Oil and Wood for Cooking and Heating Homes

1760 sub§9

$23,880,120

$24,448,920

Fuel Oil for Burning Blueberry Land

1760 sub§9A

A

A

First 750 KW Hours of Residential Electricity Per Month

1760 sub§9B

$19,130,640

$19,595,160

Gas When Used for Cooking and Heating in Residences

1760 sub§9C

$3,573,960

$3,649,800

Fuel and Electricity Used in Manufacturing

1760 sub§9D

$36,720,469

$37,454,879

Fuel Oil or Coal that becomes an Ingredient or Component Part

1760 sub§9G

A

A

Certain Returnable Containers

1760 sub§12

$996,990

$1,046,839

Packaging Materials

1760 sub§12A

$12,333,480

$12,447,240

Publications Sold on Short Intervals

1760 sub§14

$3,630,840

$3,735,120

Sales to Hospitals, Research Centers, Churches and Schools

1760 sub§16

F

F

Camp Rentals

1760 sub§17

B

B

Rental Charges for Living Quarters in Nursing Homes and Hospitals

1760 sub§18

C

C

Sales to Certain Nonprofit Residential Child Care Institutions

1760 sub§18A

B

B

Rental of Living Quarters at Schools

1760 sub§19

E

E

Rental Charges on Continuous Residence for More Than 28 Days

1760 sub§20

$21,301,560

$21,652,320

Automobiles Used in Driver Education Programs

1760 sub§21

A

A

Automobiles Sold to Amputee Veterans

1760 sub§22

A

A

Certain Vehicles Purchased or Leased by Nonresidents

1760 sub§23C

C

C

Funeral Services

1760 sub§24

$2,787,120

$2,891,400

Watercraft Purchased by Nonresidents

1760 sub§25

B

B

Snowmobiles and All-terrain Vehicles Purchased by Nonresidents

1760 sub§§25A, 25B

B

B

Sales to Ambulance Services and Fire Departments

1760 sub§26

B

B

Sales to Community Mental Health, Substance Abuse and Mental Retardation Facilities

1760 sub§28

B

B

Water Pollution Control Facilities

1760 sub§29

C

C

Air Pollution Control Facilities

1760 sub§30

C

C

Machinery and Equipment

1760 sub§31

$31,037,520

$31,615,800

New Machinery for Experimental Research

1760 sub§32

B

B

Diabetic Supplies

1760 sub§33

$750,053

$780,055

Sales Through Coin-operated Vending Machines

1760 sub§34

$671,312

$701,521

Goods and Services for Seeing Eye Dogs

1760 sub§35

A

A

Sales to Regional Planning Agencies

1760 sub§37

A

A

Water Used in Private Residences

1760 sub§39

$7,631,400

$7,811,520

Mobile and Modular Homes

1760 sub§40

$3,887,878

$4,082,272

Property Used in Interstate Commerce

1760 sub§41

C

C

Sales to Historical Societies and Museums

1760 sub§42

B

B

Sales to Day Care Centers and Nursery Schools

1760 sub§43

B

B

Sales to Church Affiliated Residential Homes

1760 sub§44

A

A

Certain Property Purchased
Out-of-State

1760 sub§45

A

A

Sales to Organizations that Provide Residential Facilities for Medical Patients

1760 sub§46

A

A

Sales to Emergency Shelters and Feeding Organizations

1760 sub§47A

A

A

Sales to Community Action Agencies; Child Abuse Councils; Child Advocacy Organizations

1760 sub§49

C

C

Sales to any Nonprofit Free Libraries

1760 sub§50

B

B

Sales to Veterans' Memorial Cemetery Associations

1760 sub§51

A

A

Railroad Track Materials

1760 sub§52

$49,315

$50,301

Sales to Nonprofit Rescue Operations

1760 sub§53

A

A

Items Purchased with Food Stamps

1760 sub§54

$662,953

$669,583

Sales to Hospice Organizations

1760 sub§55

A

A

Sales to Nonprofit Youth and Scouting Organizations

1760 sub§56

C

C

Self-help Literature on Alcoholism

1760 sub§57

A

A

Portable Classrooms

1760 sub§58

A

A

Sales to Certain Incorporated Nonprofit Educational Organizations

1760 sub§59

A

A

Sales to Incorporated Nonprofit Animal Shelters

1760 sub§60

A

A

Construction Contracts with Exempt Organizations

1760 sub§61

D

D

Sales to Certain Charitable Suppliers of Medical Equipment

1760 sub§62

A

A

Sales to Organizations that Fulfill the Wishes of Children with Life-threatening Diseases

1760 sub§63

A

A

Sales by Schools and School-sponsored Organizations

1760 sub§64

C

C

Sales to Monasteries and Convents

1760 sub§65

A

A

Sales to Providers of Certain Support Systems for Single-parent Families

1760 sub§66

A

A

Sales to Nonprofit Home Construction Organizations

1760 sub§67

A

A

Sales to Organizations that Create and Maintain a Registry of Vietnam Veterans

1760 sub§69

A

A

Sales to Organizations that Provide Certain Services for Hearing-impaired Persons

1760 sub§70

A

A

Sales to State-chartered Credit Unions

1760 sub§71

A

A

Sales to Nonprofit Housing Development Organizations

1760 sub§72

B

B

Seedlings for Commercial Forestry Use

1760 sub§73

B

B

Property Used in Manufacturing Production

1760 sub§74

$222,912,720

$227,178,720

Meals and Lodging Provided to Employees

1760 sub§75

$2,447,297

$2,545,189

Certain Aircraft Parts

1760 sub§76

A

A

Sales to Eye Banks

1760 sub§77

A

A

Sales of Certain Farm Animal Bedding and Hay

1760 sub§78

A

A

Partial Exemption For Clean Fuel Vehicles

1760 sub§79

B

$0

Electricity Used for Net Billing

1760 sub§80

A

A

Animal Waste Storage Facility

1760 sub§81

A

A

Sales of Property Delivered Outside this State

1760 sub§82

F

F

Sales of Certain Printed Materials

1760 sub§83

C

C

Sales to Centers for Innovation

1760 sub§84

A

A

Certain Sales by an Auxiliary Organization of the American Legion

1760 sub§85

B

B

Construction Contracts with Qualified Development Zone Businesses

1760 sub§86

$408,825

$474,000

Sales of Tangible Personal Property to Qualified Development Zone Businesses

1760 sub§87

$9,534

$17,480

Trade-in Credits

1765

$28,445,558

$29,867,836

Sales Tax Credit on Worthless Accounts

1811-A

A

A

Credit for Sales Taxes Paid to Another State

1862

A

A

Returned Merchandise Donated to Charity

1863

B

B

Merchandise Donated from a Retailer's Inventory to Exempt Organizations

1864

B

B

Refund of Sales Tax on Goods Removed from the State

2012

A

A

Refund of Sales Tax on Certain Depreciable Machinery and Equipment

2013

$9,282,491

$9,653,791

Fish Passage Facilities

2014

A

A

Barber Shop, Beauty Parlor and Health Club Services

1752 sub§11

$4,877,201

$5,033,271

Cleaning, Storage and Repair of Clothing and Shoes

1752 sub§11

$4,030,744

$4,159,728

Business and Legal Services Purchased by Consumers

1752 sub§11

$15,317,711

$15,899,784

Amusement and Recreational Services

1752 sub§11

$16,790,545

$17,411,795

Health Services

1752 sub§11

$229,741,716

$239,161,126

Educational Services

1752 sub§11

$30,909,905

$32,579,039

Social, Religious, Welfare, Membership and Other Organization Services

1752 sub§11

$56,667,448

$59,047,481

Finance, Insurance and Real Estate Services

1752 sub§11

$294,230,568

$304,528,637

Professional, Scientific and Technical Services

1752 sub§11

$116,381,557

$122,317,016

Administrative and Support Services

1752 sub§11

$69,772,458

$74,028,578

Information Services

1752 sub§11

$19,575,740

$20,711,133

Transportation and Warehousing Services

1752 sub§11

$58,919,448

$62,160,017

Construction Services

1752 sub§11

$140,656,550

$147,267,408

Management of Companies and Enterprises Services

1752 sub§11

$54,040,892

$56,256,568

General Fund Excise Tax and Insurance Premium Tax Expenditures

36 MRSA

FY'06

FY'07

Excise Tax Exemption on Jet or Turbojet Fuel

2903

$629,190

$635,482

Fuel Brought into the State in the Fuel Tanks of Aircraft

2903

A

A

Refund of Excise Tax on Fuel Used in Piston Aircraft

2910

$59,000

$60,000

Insurance Company Exclusions From Premiums Tax

2514

B

B

Deductions of Dividends and Direct Return Premiums

2515

A

A

Insurance Company Tax Credit for Employer- assisted Day Care

2524

A

A

Insurance Company Tax Credit for Employer- provided Long-term Care Benefits

2525

A

A

Solid Waste Reduction Investment Tax Credit for Insurance Companies

2526

A

A

Educational Attainment Investment Tax Credit for Insurance Companies

2527

A

A

Recruitment Tax Credit for Insurance Companies

2528

A

A

Pine Tree Development Zone Tax Credit for Insurance Companies

2529

A

A

Cigarette Stamp Tax Deduction for Licensed Distributors

4366-A sub§2

$1,902,154

$1,885,577

Exemptions of the Real Estate Transfer Tax

4641-C

C

C

Local Government Fund Sales and Use Tax Expenditures

36 MRSA

FY'06

FY'07

Casual Sales

1752 sub§11

B

B

Sales by Executors

1752 sub§11

A

A

Separately Charged Labor Service Fees

1752 sub§14

$1,283,405

$1,341,158

Tips Given Directly to Employees

1752 sub§14

$37,871

$39,007

Sales Tax Prohibited by the Federal and State Constitutions

1760 sub§1

B

B

Sales to the State and Political Subdivisions

1760 sub§2

$6,218,506

$6,342,876

Grocery Staples

1760 sub§3

$2,965,560

$3,055,520

Ships Stores

1760 sub§4

A

A

Prescription Drugs

1760 sub§5

$861,640

$893,360

Prosthetic Devices

1760 sub§5A

$77,334

$80,428

Meals Served by Public or Private Schools

1760 sub§6 ¶A

$495,723

$510,594

Meals Served to Patients in Hospitals and Nursing Homes

1760 sub§6 ¶B

B

B

Providing Meals for the Elderly

1760 sub§6 ¶C

$20,320

$20,421

Providing Meals to Residents of Certain Nonprofit Congregate Housing Facilities

1760 sub§6 ¶D

A

A

Certain Meals Served by Colleges to Employees of the College

1760 sub§6 ¶E

A

A

Products Used in Agricultural and Aquacultural Production and Bait

1760 sub§7

$296,400

$296,400

Certain Jet Fuel

1760 sub§8 ¶B

$111,302

$114,641

Coal, Oil and Wood for Cooking and Heating Homes

1760 sub§9

$1,309,880

$1,341,080

Fuel Oil for Burning Blueberry Land

1760 sub§9A

A

A

First 750 KW Hours of Residential Electricity Per Month

1760 sub§9B

$1,049,360

$1,074,840

Gas When Used for Cooking and Heating in Residences

1760 sub§9C

$196,040

$200,200

Fuel and Electricity Used in Manufacturing

1760 sub§9D

$2,014,203

$2,054,487

Fuel Oil or Coal that becomes an Ingredient or Component Part

1760 sub§9G

A

A

Certain Returnable Containers

1760 sub§12

$54,687

$57,422

Packaging Materials

1760 sub§12A

$676,520

$682,760

Publications Sold on Short Intervals

1760 sub§14

$199,160

$204,880

Sales to Hospitals, Research Centers, Churches and Schools

1760 sub§16

C

C

Camp Rentals

1760 sub§17

A

A

Rental Charges for Living Quarters in Nursing Homes and Hospitals

1760 sub§18

A

A

Sales to Certain Nonprofit Residential Child Care Institutions

1760 sub§18A

A

A

Rental of Living Quarters at Schools

1760 sub§19

B

B

Rental Charges on Continuous Residence for More Than 28 Days

1760 sub§20

$1,168,440

$1,187,680

Automobiles Used in Driver Education Programs

1760 sub§21

A

A

Automobiles Sold to Amputee Veterans

1760 sub§22

A

A

Certain Vehicles Purchased or Leased by Nonresidents

1760 sub§23C

A

A

Funeral Services

1760 sub§24

$152,880

$158,600

Watercraft Purchased by Nonresidents

1760 sub§25

A

A

Snowmobiles and All-terrain Vehicles Purchased by Nonresidents

1760 sub§§25A, 25B

A

A

Sales to Ambulance Services and Fire Departments

1760 sub§26

A

A

Sales to Community Mental Health, Substance Abuse and Mental Retardation Facilities

1760 sub§28

A

A

Water Pollution Control Facilities

1760 sub§29

A

A

Air Pollution Control Facilities

1760 sub§30

A

A

Machinery and Equipment

1760 sub§31

$1,702,480

$1,734,200

New Machinery for Experimental Research

1760 sub§32

A

A

Diabetic Supplies

1760 sub§33

$41,142

$42,788

Sales Through Coin-operated Vending Machines

1760 sub§34

$36,823

$38,480

Goods and Services for Seeing Eye Dogs

1760 sub§35

A

A

Sales to Regional Planning Agencies

1760 sub§37

A

A

Water Used in Private Residences

1760 sub§39

$418,600

$428,480

Mobile and Modular Homes

1760 sub§40

$213,259

$223,922

Property Used in Interstate Commerce

1760 sub§41

A

A

Sales to Historical Societies and Museums

1760 sub§42

A

A

Sales to Day Care Centers and Nursery Schools

1760 sub§43

A

A

Sales to Church-affiliated Residential Homes

1760 sub§44

A

A

Certain Property Purchased Out-of-State

1760 sub§45

A

A

Sales to Organizations that Provide Residential Facilities for Medical Patients

1760 sub§46

A

A

Sales to Emergency Shelters and Feeding Organizations

1760 sub§47A

A

A

Sales to Community Action Agencies; Child Abuse Councils; Child Advocacy Organizations

1760 sub§49

A

A

Sales to any Nonprofit Free Libraries

1760 sub§50

A

A

Sales to Veterans' Memorial Cemetery Associations

1760 sub§51

A

A

Railroad Track Materials

1760 sub§52

$2,705

$2,759

Sales to Nonprofit Rescue Operations

1760 sub§53

A

A

Items Purchased with Food Stamps

1760 sub§54

$36,365

$36,728

Sales to Hospice Organizations

1760 sub§55

A

A

Sales to Nonprofit Youth and Scouting Organizations

1760 sub§56

A

A

Self-help Literature on Alcoholism

1760 sub§57

A

A

Portable Classrooms

1760 sub§58

A

A

Sales to Certain Incorporated Nonprofit Educational Organizations

1760 sub§59

A

A

Sales to Incorporated Nonprofit Animal Shelters

1760 sub§60

A

A

Construction Contracts with Exempt Organizations

1760 sub§61

B

B

Sales to Certain Charitable Suppliers of Medical Equipment

1760 sub§62

A

A

Sales to Organizations that Fulfill the Wishes of Children with Life- threatening Diseases

1760 sub§63

A

A

Sales by Schools and School-sponsored Organizations

1760 sub§64

A

A

Sales to Monasteries and Convents

1760 sub§65

A

A

Sales to Providers of Certain Support Systems for Single-parent Families

1760 sub§66

A

A

Sales to Nonprofit Home Construction Organizations

1760 sub§67

A

A

Sales to Organizations that Create and Maintain a Registry of Vietnam Veterans

1760 sub§69

A

A

Sales to Organizations that Provide Certain Services for Hearing- impaired Persons

1760 sub§70

A

A

Sales to State-chartered Credit Unions

1760 sub§71

A

A

Sales to Nonprofit Housing Development Organizations

1760 sub§72

A

A

Seedlings for Commercial Forestry Use

1760 sub§73

A

A

Property Used in Manufacturing Production

1760 sub§74

$12,227,280

$12,461,280

Meals and Lodging Provided to Employees

1760 sub§75

$134,240

$139,610

Certain Aircraft Parts

1760 sub§76

A

A

Sales to Eye Banks

1760 sub§77

A

A

Sales of Certain Farm Animal Bedding and Hay

1760 sub§78

A

A

Partial Exemption for Clean Fuel Vehicles

1760 sub§79

A

$0

Electricity Used for Net Billing

1760 sub§80

A

A

Animal Waste Storage Facility

1760 sub§81

A

A

Sales of Property Delivered Outside this State

1760 sub§82

C

C

Sales of Certain Printed Materials

1760 sub§83

A

A

Sales to Centers for Innovation

1760 sub§84

A

A

Certain Sales by an Auxiliary Organization of the American Legion

1760 sub§85

A

A

Construction Contracts with Qualified Development Zone Businesses

1760 sub§86

$22,425

$26,000

Sales of Tangible Personal Property to Qualified Development Zone Businesses

1760 sub§87

$523

$959

Trade-in Credits

1765

$1,560,305

$1,638,320

Sales Tax Credit on Worthless Accounts

1811-A

A

A

Credit for Sales Taxes Paid to Another State

1862

A

A

Returned Merchandise Donated to Charity

1863

A

A

Merchandise Donated from a Retailer's Inventory to Exempt Organizations

1864

A

A

Refund of Sales Tax on Goods Removed from the State

2012

A

A

Refund of Sales Tax on Certain Depreciable Machinery and Equipment

2013

$509,166

$529,533

Fish Passage Facilities

2014

A

A

Barber Shop, Beauty Parlor and Health Club Services

1752 sub§11

$267,526

$276,087

Cleaning, Storage and Repair of Clothing and Shoes

1752 sub§11

$221,096

$228,171

Business and Legal Services Purchased by Consumers

1752 sub§11

$840,212

$872,140

Amusement and Recreational Services

1752 sub§11

$921,000

$955,077

Health Services

1752 sub§11

$12,601,866

$13,118,543

Educational Services

1752 sub§11

$1,695,480

$1,787,036

Social, Religious, Welfare Membership and Other Organization Services

1752 sub§11

$3,108,341

$3,238,891

Finance, Insurance and Real Estate Services

1752 sub§11

$16,139,229

$16,704,102

Professional, Scientific and Technical Services

1752 sub§11

$6,383,798

$6,709,372

Administrative and Support Services

1752 sub§11

$3,827,181

$4,060,639

Information Services

1752 sub§11

$1,073,775

$1,136,054

Transportation and Warehousing Services

1752 sub§11

$3,231,868

$3,409,621

Construction Services

1752 sub§11

$7,715,338

$8,077,959

Management of Companies and Enterprises Services

1752 sub§11

$2,964,268

$3,085,803

H.O.M.E. Fund Excise Tax Expenditure

36 MRSA

FY'06

FY'07

Exemptions of the Real Estate Transfer Tax

4641-C

C

C

Highway Fund Sales and Use Tax Expenditures

36 MRSA

FY'06

FY'07

Motor Vehicle Fuel

1760 sub§8

$86,603,870

$87,497,068

Highway Fund Gasoline and Special Fuel Tax Expenditures

36 MRSA

FY'06

FY'07

Local Government Exemption from the Gasoline Tax

2903

$826,325

$850,826

Federal Exemption from the Gasoline Tax

2903

$734,414

$756,189

Gasoline Exported from the State

2903

$63,550,860

$65,435,130

Fuel Brought into the State in Fuel Tanks of Autos and Trucks

2903

A

A

Gasoline Shrinkage Allowance

2906

$762,273

$782,955

Refund on Worthless Accounts

2906-A

A

A

Refund of the Gasoline Tax for Off-highway Use and for Certain Bus Companies

2908

$891,273

$921,477

State and Local Government Exemption from the Special Fuel Tax

3204-A

$2,355,550

$2,432,221

Distillate Fuel Credit for Worthless Accounts

3214

A

A

Refund of the Special Fuel Tax for Off-highway Use and for Certain Bus Companies

3218

$3,463,043

$3,613,043

Distillate Fuel Exported from the State

3204-A

$7,649,456

$7,898,920

Exemptions by United States Law

3204-A

$2,587,625

$2,671,763

Dyed Fuel

3204-A

$16,411,469

$16,946,679

Fuel Used Solely for Heating or Cooking

3204-A

$7,676,896

$7,909,115

Fuel Sold for the Generation of Power for Resale or Manufacturing

3204-A

$1,056,222

$1,090,667

General Fund Income Tax Expenditures

36 MRSA

FY'06

FY'07

Individual Income Tax Exemptions of Interest on U.S. Obligations

5122
sub§2
¶A

$6,230,892

$6,480,128

Deduction for Social Security Benefits Taxable at Federal Level

5122
sub§2
¶C

$26,126,824

$27,433,166

Deduction of Premiums Paid for Long-term Health Care Insurance

5122
sub§2
¶L

$1,349,261

$1,416,724

Deduction for Contributions to a Capital Construction Fund

5122
sub§2
¶I

C

C

Deduction for Qualified Withdrawal from Higher Education Account

5122
sub§2
¶J

C

C

Deduction for Pension Income

5122
sub§2
¶M

$12,795,650

$13,435,432

Deduction for Holocaust Victim Settlement Payments

5122
sub§2
¶O

A

A

Itemized Deductions

5125

$74,892,000

$79,726,800

Income Tax Paid to Another Jurisdiction

5217-A

$25,965,166

$27,263,424

Income Tax Credit for Child Care Expense

5218

$3,756,924

$3,871,632

Retirement and Disability Tax Credit

5219-A

$3,796

$3,416

Income Taxes for Non-Maine Resident Servicemen

5142
sub§7

$3,327,364

$3,552,580

Exempt Assocs. and Trusts from Fed. Tax are Exempt from the ME Corp Inc. Tax

5162
sub§2

A

A

Credit for Income Taxes Paid Another State on an Estate or Trust

5165

A

A

Tax Credit on a Resident Trust

5214-A

A

A

Nonresident Trusts and Estates

5175

A

A

Corporate Income Tax Exemptions by U.S. Law

5200-A sub§2
¶A

$13,875,249

$14,014,002

Exclusion for a Portion of the Dividends Received from Uncombined Affiliates

5200-A sub§2
¶G

D

D

Double-weighted Sales Tax Apportionment Formula

5211

$2,248,359

$2,270,842

Single Sales Factor Apportionment for Mutual Fund Service Providers

5212

A

A

Jobs and Investment Tax Credit

5215

$1,047,747

$1,079,180

Maine Seed Capital Tax Credit

5216-B

$864,083

$898,647

Family Development Account Credit

5216-C

$20,331

$21,145

Employer-assisted Child Care Tax Credit

5217

A

A

Employer-provided Long-term Care Benefits Credit

5217-B

A

A

Forest Management Planning Tax Credit

5219-C

A

A

Solid Waste Reduction Investment Tax Credit

5219-D

B

B

Machinery and Equipment Investment Tax Credit

5219-E

$124,875

$18,731

Research Expense Tax Credit

5219-K

$254,142

$264,308

Super Research and Development Expense Tax Credit

5219-L

$815,547

$856,324

High-technology Investment Tax Credit

5219-M

$1,524,853

$1,585,847

Low-income Tax Credit

5219-N

D

D

Dependent Health Insurance Tax Credit

5219-O

A

A

Clean Fuel Vehicle Economic and Infrastructure Development Credit

5219-P

A

A

Educational Attainment Investment Tax Credit

5219-U

$834,158

$5,623,410

Recruitment Credit

5219-V

$92,684

$173,920

Quality Child Care Investment Credit

5219-Q

A

A

Credit for Rehabilitation of Historic Properties

5219-R

$152,485

$158,585

State Earned Income Tax Credit

5219-S

$1,444,514

$1,487,849

Deduction for Unreimbursed Teacher Expenses

5102 sub§11

$101,883

$0

Net Exclusion of Pension Contributions and Earnings (Employer Plans)

5102 sub§11

$95,366,927

$100,126,121

Net Exclusion of Pension Contributions and Earnings (Ind. Retire. Plans)

5102 sub§11

$15,741,950

$17,114,794

Net Exclusion of Pension Contributions and Earnings (Keogh Plans)

5102 sub§11

$6,223,561

$6,589,653

Exclusion of Premiums on Accident and Disability Insurance

5102 sub§11

$2,471,120

$2,562,643

Deductibility of Casualty and Theft Losses

5102 sub§11

$196,443

$241,995

Exclusion of Untaxed Medicare Benefits

5102 sub§11

$34,229,588

$38,714,213

Deductibility of Medical Expenses

5102 sub§11

$15,358,548

$17,049,780

Excl. Contributions by Employers for Med. Insurance Premiums and Med. Care

5102 sub§11

$111,200,400

$120,993,357

Exclusion of Public Assistance Benefits

5102 sub§11

$3,203,304

$3,294,827

Expensing Multiperiod Timber Growing Costs

5102 sub§11

$183,046

$183,046

Expensing of Exploration and Development Costs of Nonfuel Minerals

5102 sub§11

C

C

Excess of Percentage over Cost Depletion, Nonfuel Minerals

5102 sub§11

$134,827

$134,827

Excess of Percentage over Cost Depletion

5102 sub§11

$447,667

$447,667

Deferral of Income of Controlled Foreign Corporations

5102 sub§11

$1,354,502

$1,408,682

Expensing of Research and Development Expenditures

5102 sub§11

$568,800

$331,800

Exclusion of Benefits and Allowances to Armed Forces Personnel

5102 sub§11

$2,562,643

$2,654,166

Exclusion of Income of Foreign Sales Corporations

5102 sub§11

$2,831,360

$2,972,928

Exclusion of Income Earned Abroad by U.S. Citizens

5102 sub§11

$3,477,873

$3,660,919

Expensing of Exploration and Development Costs

5102 sub§11

C

C

Exclusion of Workers' Compensation Benefits

5102 sub§11

$3,660,919

$3,843,964

Deductibility of Charitable Contributions

5102 sub§11

$26,343,024

$27,973,584

Exclusion for Employer- provided Child Care

5102 sub§11

$823,707

$915,230

Exclusion for Certain Foster Care Payments

5102 sub§11

$640,661

$732,184

Expensing Costs of Removing Architectural Barriers

5102 sub§11

$457,615

$457,615

Exclusion of Cafeteria Plans

5102 sub§11

$17,846,978

$18,945,253

Exclusion of Employees' Meals and Lodging (Other Than Military)

5102 sub§11

$823,707

$823,707

Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs)

5102 sub§11

$1,315,066

$1,315,066

Exclusion of Rental Allowances of Ministers' Homes

5102 sub§11

$457,615

$457,615

Exclusion of Miscellaneous Fringe Benefits

5102 sub§11

$5,491,378

$5,674,424

Exclusion of Interest on State and Local Government Student Loan Bonds

5102 sub§11

$366,092

$366,092

Exclusion of Scholarship and Fellowship Income

5102 sub§11

$1,489,835

$1,489,835

Deduction for Interest on Student Loans

5102 sub§11

$732,184

$823,707

Deferral of Tax on Earnings of Qualified State Tuition Programs

5102 sub§11

$640,661

$732,184

Exclusion of Interest on State & Local Government Bonds for Private Nonprofit Educational Facilities

5102 sub§11

$1,006,753

$1,006,753

Deductibility of Other State and Local Taxes

5102 sub§11

$9,976,981

$10,376,060

Deduction of Self employed Health and Long-term Care Insurance Premiums

5102 sub§11

$7,229,600

$8,342,400

Exclusion of Capital Gains at Death

5102 sub§11

$53,720,000

$57,480,400

Amortization of Business Start-up Costs

5102 sub§11

$549,138

$549,138

Depreciation on Equipment in Excess of Alternative Depreciation System

5102 sub§11

$2,454,789

$6,619,164

Depreciation of Rental Housing in Excess of Alternative Depreciation System

5102 sub§11

$3,303,780

$3,867,840

Depreciation on Buildings Other than Rental Housing in Excess of Alternative Depreciation System

5102 sub§11

$805,800

$1,128,120

Exclusion of Capital Gains on Homes Sales

5102 sub§11

$16,748,702

$16,931,748

Exclusion of Interest on State and Local Rental- housing Bonds

5102 sub§11

$328,766

$328,766

Exclusion of Interest on State and Local Owner-housing Bonds

5102 sub§11

$1,315,066

$1,315,066

Deduction of Property Tax on Owner-occupied Homes

5102 sub§11

$28,664,676

$31,174,980

Deductibility of Mortgage Interest on Owner-occupied Homes

5102 sub§11

$36,202,224

$37,297,164

Permanent Exemption of Imputed Interest Rules

5102 sub§11

$328,766

$328,766

Deferral of Gain on Installment Sales

5102 sub§11

$1,506,846

$1,643,832

Completed Contract Rules

5102 sub§11

$219,178

$219,178

Exclusion of Interest on State and Local Small Issue Bonds

5102 sub§11

$487,061

$487,061

Additional Standard Deduction for the Blind and the Elderly

5102 sub§11

$3,079,104

$3,195,708

Parental Personal Exemption for Students Age 19 to 23

5102 sub§11

$640,661

$549,138

Exclusion of Veterans Disability Compensations, Veterans Pensions and G.I. Bill Benefits

5102 sub§11

$3,386,350

$3,477,873

Exclusion of Military Disability Benefits

5102 sub§11

$91,523

$91,523

Exclusion of Employee Awards

5102 sub§11

$183,046

$183,046

Deferral of Gain on Like-kind Exchanges

5102 sub§11

$1,972,598

$1,972,598

Exclusion of Interest on State and Local Govt. Sewage, Water and Hazardous Waste Bonds

5102 sub§11

$457,615

$457,615

Employer-paid Transportation Benefits

5102 sub§11

$869,468

$893,290

Exclusion of Interest on State and Local Govt. Bonds for Private Airports, Docks and Marine Facilities

5102 sub§11

$876,710

$876,710

Exclusion of Interest on State and Local Govt. Bonds for Private Nonprofit Hospital Facilities

5102 sub§11

$155,589

$164,741

Exclusion of Interest on State and Local Govt. IBDs for Energy Production Facilities

5102 sub§11

$91,523

$91,523

Energy Production Facilities Loring

Title 5,
13080

$353,165

$370,823

State Tax Increment Financing

Title 30-A, 5242

$640,467

$672,491

Employment Tax Increment Financing

6754

$984,792

$1,043,879

Pine Tree Zone Income Tax Credit

2529

B

C

Shipbuilding Facility Credit

6853

$3,081,000

$3,081,000

Maine Residents Tax and Rent Program

6207

$27,729,893

$27,209,897

CODE

TAX LOSS

A

$0 - 49,999

B

$50,000 - 249,999

C

$250,000 - 999,999

D

$1,000,000 - 2,999,999

E

$3,000,000 - 5,999,999

F

$6,000,000 or more

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